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Sep 11, 2026
Mike KlaussHOST
Two episodes of Jake and the Fatman, probably the one where we found out he was allergic to cheese, you know, it gives him problems.
Mike KlaussHOST
But he also did eight episodes of Generations, seven of Santa Barbara, three of Hunter, and 12 episodes of Beringer's.
Mike KlaussHOST
So that's almost the entire series there.
Mike KlaussHOST
Playing old Mr. Stepanowicz is Hugh Gillin.
Chris CavertHOST
Sure.
Chris CavertHOST
Generational in your book, generational amnesia.
Nevin HarperGUEST
Yes.
Nevin HarperGUEST
And this is the gen.
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Nevin HarperGUEST
Sure.
Chris CavertHOST
Sure.
Chris CavertHOST
Generational in your book, generational amnesia.
Nevin HarperGUEST
Yes.
Ashley E. MillerHOST
what? I want to take Terry's idea of pairing family.
Ashley E. MillerHOST
But instead of doing Family with Nemesis, do Family with Generations.
Ashley E. MillerHOST
Oh, yeah.
Ashley E. MillerHOST
You
MelissaHOST
Mm-hmm.
MelissaHOST
And people think, "Okay, that's a generation, and so it's gotta have changed and- Right ... and whatnot." Right.
MelissaHOST
But it wasn't because the, the kids growing up- Mm-hmm ... were Gen X, but the people that were raising us were either the Silent Generation or the Boomers- Mm-hmm ... old Boomers, and they were just completely not for this.
MelissaHOST
Right.
MelissaHOST
Most, a lot of them weren't- Right ... especially the ones that moved there.
11 MINS LATER
MelissaHOST
Uh, absolutely 100% American, uh, descent from Europe.
RichardHOST
Mm-hmm.
MelissaHOST
And, or, you know, American- Generations, but descent from Europe and from Britain, and then, uh, like, he was a quarter German
Emerson FerrellHOST
He speaks to His disciples about the things pertaining to the kingdom.
Emerson FerrellHOST
So the last Adam comes back, and He says, "Look, the spiritual authority that was given to the first Adam is now given to every generation that's willing to take it from this point on." You don't have to wait for something else.
Emerson FerrellHOST
It's here.
Emerson FerrellHOST
It's readily available to those who can see the kingdom of God.
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Emerson FerrellHOST
In the f- [laughs] in the Old Testament, Elijah, people were raised from the dead, the Shunammite woman's son, Lazarus was raised.
Emerson FerrellHOST
So we know that there was other people raised from the dead.
Emerson FerrellHOST
So why does the scripture say the firstborn over all creation? Have you thought about that? What does that mean? How can Jesus be the firstborn over all creation when we know for a fact throughout the Old Testament there was people raised from the dead? So what he's saying in Colossians, you are the generation on the planet today that is the new creation.
Emerson FerrellHOST
If you see Jesus, the resurrected one, as completing His assignment from the, before the foundation of the world, and you are in Him before the foundation of the world, you are part of the new creation that's walking this earth.
Alastair GreenerGUEST
niche but something that I could get really excited about so it's all of those different things plus I do some emceeing some facilitating and moderating so there's always lots going on but I actually like that I like variety
Amy RowlinsonHOST
yeah I hear you I'm definitely in that camp so share with us what it is that you get excited about when you are thinking Generations
Alastair GreenerGUEST
So the whole generation thing started and people always ask, well, where did you get the idea from going something? And a lot of people see it as really niche.
Alastair GreenerGUEST
But even within the speaking world and the training and workshop world, there's quite a few of us, but nothing.
36 MINS LATER
Alastair GreenerGUEST
My theme for the year at the PSA was connection.
Alastair GreenerGUEST
And I feel very strongly about connection.
Alastair GreenerGUEST
And I think my work with Generations is about connecting people so they understand each other better.
Alastair GreenerGUEST
So connect with me on LinkedIn.
Graham FurtickGUEST
We link like a photo stream to like the iPhone video my mom took.
Elijah FurtickHOST
But how is YouthX and what type of a shift are you seeing in this generation in our church in Elevation Youth right now?
Graham FurtickGUEST
Bro, YouthX was generational.
Graham FurtickGUEST
Absolutely.
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Graham FurtickGUEST
It's like they're already coming up to you like, yo, how do I get what you got?
JT SmithHOST
100%, bro.
JT SmithHOST
I think – i don't know if i'm like biased towards this because like the whole like like kind of way i live my life is is never had a bad day you know what i mean just like super joyful yeah um and my dad was that way so i'm kind of like bent towards that way i think but like I feel like, you know, you can look up statistically, like with this generation, it's like the most depressed, it's the most anxious, like, and so I think even more now, it's like when you can live your life in that way, filled with the joy of the Lord, it's like, it's an even brighter light because kids are desperate, like people in general, but the younger kids, I guess, like they're desperate to find something that can like, cure this aching heart they have or this anxious fearful like spirit you know what i mean
Graham FurtickGUEST
yeah pastor michael has a fire message from youth x last year about that about how like joy makes you the minority yeah like being in your school being in your house being in your friend group whatever and choosing to be joyful and choosing to not complain choosing to not be anxious choosing not to be depressed it makes you the minority.
SkyeHOST
and yeah this theme of growing old of looking back at your life looking back at your career this is something that is started in this film in 1979 it's carried through then again into Wrath of Khan with obviously Kirk needing the spectacles which he gets off bones it then goes through to Kirk and his familial developments with the fact that he finds out that he's got this son which he then later loses and then it you know it carries on again you you get a bit sidetracked then with a you know a quest for some whales and a quest to find god and then it gets very political in star trek 6 but then in kirk's final swan song it then goes back to him looking back at life looking back at his his time in the captain's chair looking at his career where he always put his duty and loyalty to the Federation before himself and before having a family.
SkyeHOST
And it's just like a lovely through line that like starts there in this film and then actually, you know, finishes in 1994 in Generations.
SkyeHOST
But yeah, it's very much about these guys and it is, you know, this sort of age sort of stigma is sort of imposed on the male characters and Kirk especially.
SkyeHOST
But yeah, you know, that is a lovely little through line that kind of like follows through with us.
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John ArminioGUEST
Yeah, they didn't lose any of the effect of the original TV show.
John ArminioGUEST
You
Bill ScurryGUEST
know, and I haven't actually watched any of the Next Generations that have been up-res, too.
Bill ScurryGUEST
So I'm sure they look great, but I haven't really been swept back by, oh, what does this actually look like in today's programming environment?
Mike AshquieHOST
Another species you get in here is the Elorian.
Mike AshquieHOST
So if you want to play like Guinan or the Dr. Solian from Generations.
Mike AshquieHOST
If you want to be Malcolm McDowell, you can do that.
Mike AshquieHOST
You can also play as the Horta, which I think is something that's only ever been referenced before.
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